Thursday, June 08, 2006
Not Asking Too Much
Dexter, MO - Missouri Farm Bureau president Charles Kruse isn't pleased with the eminent domain legislation being proposed. He stated that the language in the legislation was not strong enough and asserts that legislators "chosen to listen to special interests, lobbyists and people other than those who voted to send them to Jefferson City."
The bureau had assurances, Kruse said, from the leadership in the Missouri House that the bill was going to strengthen landowner notification by requiring condemning authorities to provide information to those impacted by their plans. "I don't think that is too much to ask," he said. Read his entire official statement on the matter here.
The bureau had assurances, Kruse said, from the leadership in the Missouri House that the bill was going to strengthen landowner notification by requiring condemning authorities to provide information to those impacted by their plans. "I don't think that is too much to ask," he said. Read his entire official statement on the matter here.
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